Here my second business card box and holder. I used Lace wood for this one, This was the first time I used Lace wood, it's a strange wood to cut hard to cut in some area's but really easy in others. It really looks looks good. I used 3 coats of shellac as a finish. This one should be Evelyn's I have a request for another one. I think I'll use Red Oak for that one. Any and all comments are welcome.
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Last edited by Band Saw Box; 03-21-2012, 03:33 PM.sigpic: Dan US Navy PR1 (Ret)
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Nicely done..."Still Montana Mike"
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Gee Dan,
That's two Great boxes...
..How the heck did you get that joint in the front of the box, at the bottom..??
It looks great...!!
Nice stuff...!!!!Jim
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Thanks Mike and Jim. If your taking about the base in the second picture it's the base and it's glued to the section above it which is the inner box. To get size right I cut it oversize put a space inside the outer box this will allow the inner box to sit above the outer box. I apply glue to the inner box, set the base on to the spacing is even all around clamp and let dry. Then I set outer box on the inner box and draw a line on the base of the lower box and cut the base to size using the line as a guide and sand it smooth.sigpic: Dan US Navy PR1 (Ret)
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Nice... the lacewood give a very unique appearance.
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